Nobel Peace Prize Not Awarded This Year
Oslo reports the Nobel Peace Prize will not be awarded this year marking a break since 1939 with past winners listed as Cecil of Chelwood in 1937 and the Nansen International Office for Refugees in 1938. The prize was not conferred last year and historical gaps include 1914 to 1919 and 1917 Red Cross amid World War I.
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Oslo
Norway
Bertie
Storting
Parliament of
Naai
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Nansen International Office For Refugees
Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
International Red Cross
Union Official Held Communist in Boeing Case
Seattle December 16 8000 members of a union at Boeing Aircraft Company await a December 28 meeting to hear charges against 26 officers and members after a trial board found one vice president Donald Keppler guilty of Communist activity. The meeting will address unresolved reports and further disciplinary action amid ongoing internal debate.
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Seattle
Acunion
Boeing Aircraft Company
Aeronautical Mechanics Union
Iris
Besard
Donald R Keppler
Ohaneut
Monroe Veterans Attend Funeral Ceremony
Disjointed OCR readable lines show veterans from Monroe and Bastrop areas gathering for a funeral service. Mentions of individuals and locations appear garbled but indicate participation and community involvement by veterans in a local observance.
Labor Officers Set Plans for Trades and Lanes Meeting
The article outlines a first meeting of elected officers for the Trades and Lanes group. James A. Newborn is named president with others including secretary and treasurer positions listed among the officers.
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the Trades and Lanes
War era analysis on Britain's naval blockade and axis powers
A wartime commentary discusses Britain's naval dominance and the Mediterranean blockade. It weighs Greece Britain and Axis relations, noting fascist setbacks and the empire's allies. The piece evaluates Britain’s resilience, economic strain from blockades, and the broader Allied effort in Europe and beyond.
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Greece
Tabby
Britain
Bope
Britis Naval Central
Endionet Vet
Hier
Cas Bistar
Mediterranea
Bggot
Army Officers FY List Soldiers Enlistments in North Louisiana
Sergeant H B McNemar announced enlistments from North Louisiana into the regular army last week. Reece Grant Bosen and William A Howell from Clarks air corps MacDill Field Tampa Fla Cullen Gurran Cronville and Frank B Tannehill Downsville Twenty second Infantry Fort McClellan Ala Damon E Revelle Tallulah infantry eighth division Fort Jackson S C Marvin G Gowan Pioneer field artillery Fourth division Fort Benning Ga Vacancy notices listed infantry and field artillery at Fort Jackson Fort Benning and Fort McClellan Also RO W Brannon son of Cornias Vo Brannon enlisted in US Marine Corps at Monre recruiting office and will go to San Diego for six weeks basic training prior to assignment
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H. B. McNemar
North Louisiana
Reece Grant
Bosen
Wiliam A. Howell
Clarks
Air Corps
MacDill Field
Tampa
Fla
Cullen Gurran
Cronville
Frank B. Tannehill
Downsville
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort McClellan
Ala
Damon E. Revelle
Tallulah
Infantry
Eighth Division
Fort Jackson
R.o W Brannon
Cornias Vo Brannon
United States Marine Corps
Motroe
H. B. Braswell
Brannon
San Diego
Calif
Lumber Strike Ends in Truce at Tacoma Mills
In Tacoma Washington the lumber strike ends as 859 workers return after a temporary truce. Union members win five cents an hour raise and one week paid vacation. Settlement reached with Fork Logging at Mineral lifts strike across the Pacific Northwest except Morton and Snoqualmie where 40 loggers and 800 workers are idle.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Northwest
A. FL. Timber and Sawmill Workers
Fork Logging Company
Mineral
Morton
Snoqualmie
Kosmos Logging Company
Weserhaeuser Timber Company
Woman and two sons found dead from suspected poison
In Scranton a 10-year-old woman and her two stepsons, John S. Brown 48 and Ignatz Brown, were found dead in separate rooms of the home. Deputy Coroner John F. Kelly said they likely died after drinking poisonous alcohol. Police opened the store run by the woman and eldest son after neighbors reported closures. Two bottles containing poisonous liquor were found at the scene. An autopsy of stomach contents was ordered.
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Scranton
John F. Kelly
Eva Gnidishkis
John S. Brown
Ignatz Brown
Rev Nathaniel Smylie Dies At Arkansas Home
The Rev Nathaniel Smylie aged 17 and retired Presbyterian minister, educator and church history author, died at his home in Dermott Arkansas Sunday night. He was born in Fordoche Louisiana son of Rev John A Smylie a signatory of Southern Presbyterian Church founding articles. Survived by widow and son Dr Theo S Smylie former pastor of Evergreen Presbyterian Memphis. Funeral services tentatively set for Tuesday. It is noted government employees practice patenting their discoveries for public use.
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Dermott
Ark
Nathaniel Smylie
Fordoche
John A. Smylie
Southern Presbyterian Church
Mississippi
Kentucky
Arkansas
Theo S. Smylie
Evergreen Presbyterian Church
Memphis
Peugnier
Charles Stark
Franklin
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Monroe
Meroserg
Cera
Bastrop
Soyreta
Paid Wong
Ranine
Standard
United Electric Service
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Honda
Florida
American Riviera
Soan
Louisville & Nashville
R.R
Council
James A. Newborn
Dent
Poe
Mir
Boien
Wey Ata
Alia
Hye
Aresn of
Berta
Therad
London
Belishoa Creer Petar
NATO
North
Louisiana
Frivard
London Zoo
Junior C. OF C
Labor Council
ST Joseph
Prince Albert
B.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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